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~I took some team pictures 120+ kids
~i was shooting jpeg at the time
~began shooting the swim meet and remembered i needed to be shooting in raw.
~ went to my menu and changed from jpeg to raw format
The jPeg images are gone
Completely!!
~Attempted several recovery processes and cannot find them!
~any help would be greatly appreciated
~is this commonplace to happen?
I had no clue!!
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I'm left with it's time to ask the camera maker what happened as well as drivesavers.com
Bob
i shoot with a nikon d7000
the sd cards are scan disk 4GB extreme, 16GB ultra, 32 GB ultra
not sure which card they were on
You can certainly recover all your images from your SD card by making use of a recovery software. This video will give you an idea as to how it needs to be done
http://youtu.be/JR8YG58DfjM
Did you look at the cnet-video I linked to in my post above? That's better, isn't it? And it certainly is cheaper.
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